****STARTING GOLD (15); Sold Warhammer (7.5), scale (25)

> Backstory / This is Your Life

Me? Both my parents were humans, no clue there was any dormant infernal heritage until I came along.
Mom had a tough time with the labor, so I was born in a Temple. Chauntea, I think they said. They named me Phaedra Hornraven, but I changed my name as an adult, like many tieflings.
The reason I was a surprise is because I’m third of four siblings and the two older kids are regular fair-skinned, raven-haired Iluskan human.

There’s Benedick. (NE) Big brother is a forger in Xanathar’s gang, pretty successful now. He’s a good info source when needed and just incredible with inks or paints. He sends letters along with Aunt Vik’s sometimes & they always have some fun wax seal or a little painted sketch.
After him was Mawra (LN). Stick up her ass & bossy, she works as a jeweler, like Da. Heard she and her kids hit hard times; I sent some money, even though we don’t get along. Benedick tells me she gave it all to the guildhall to pay dues instead of buying food or fixing up her shop. Stupid and stubborn.

My kid sister is a Tiefling too. No wings, but cute horns. Cefrey is a (N) Druid now. Works for the Enclave. Nature stuff, protecting a small farming village & tending to the local forest. We get on fine; she just likes owlbears better.

But yeah. Growing up, Folks in the village didn’t take to us being different. Said we were cursed. Drew Talona’s Tears or the symbol of Asmodeus on our door whenever they got too rowdy at the tavern. Makes an impression on a kid.

After Cefrey came, Ma got real scared. Villagers got nastier. Eventually she abandoned us. Left with the Vistani. Least those were the rumors. Family wouldn’t tell me nothin’. Da? Da was hung for kidnapping, of all things. Kidnapping! Not sure any of it was true. I never heard nobody say they had proof.

Someone in the village sent to Aunt Vik & Uncle Roark. They came and moved us to Waterdeep and cared for us best they could. We were poor, but they managed to keep a small house. He made really beautiful saddlebags for a fancy shop, and we ate every night. Better than a lot of folks.
I always found it easy to make friends, and I loved being around people. Most Waterdhavians didn’t make a big deal about us lookin’ different. There’s lots of weird kids and odd stories in the shadier wards of the ‘deep.

When I was 12 or 13, I was out in the market teaching Cefrey on making deliveries for Uncle Roark. There was a commotion; a kid that was playing on a roof or a balcony or something, but now she was dangling off the edge. Somebody elbowed me and looked at my wings. Listen, I’ve never been the strongest, but I’m not terrible with rope. I tied the kid off and looped the rope through the pulley for a wash line. Let a couple of big laborer types do the drop-him-slow-keep-it-steady thing—belaying is it? Yeah. That.
Anyway, kid was a Shou, named Chen Lao (NG). Plain human, no horns or hooves or nothin’.
Her people have some tradition called “life debt” which is really harsh when you’re 11-and-a-half and you gotta swear your whole life away, but she’s more like my best friend or sister. Anyway, these days she does the cooking and washing and feeds the horses when we travel.

Couple days after the rescue, stories were in the paper and this sculptor comes poking around; says he’s high up in a guild and he’s brought a reward. Has a talk with Vik & Roark. Comes back a month later, shows them some contracts & a small stack of gold Dragons.
Alls the sudden, me, Cefrey, and Chen are moving into a big house cross the city and we’re ‘pprenticed by the guy. Well, turns out Eravel Stonewood is actually an Adventurer, a bona fide Half-elven Wizard. Cuts marble when he’s bored. Brews potions and poisons and changes things with magic when he’s not.
He teaches us loads, but while we all learn lots of reading, and some plants, and place names, none of us really have the knack for learning magic off of books.

It was Eravel that took me to see the Folks. The ones that taught us who our ancestors are. Showed me the making of poisons and the how to triage the sick in an epidemic. That’s where I really learned. Started to figure out— sickness? dying? It’s part of life. Talona has a job. It makes me pretty good at mine. I became a hired henchman for Eravel.

And once Eravel disappeared between jobs, well it’s me and Chen, now that Cefrey split off to play with her owlbears.

Sometimes I get hired to cure a plague. Sometimes just to go count before and after and send a report. Sometimes to keep people alive or to go make sure someone is dead. It’s all part of the cycle.

Bought Breastplate

SA: SEER’s Delivery Service. You successfully delivered the rune tablet into the hands of the Lord’s Alliance for study, much to their gratitude. You gain advantage on ability checks that involve interacting with NPC members of the Lord’s Alliance. Additionally, you gain disadvantage on ability checks that involve interacting with NPCs that specifically oppose the Lord’s Alliance.
SA: Heroes of Citadel Adbar. Your brave rescue of the Frostbite Platoon has earned you fame and favor within the dwarven citadel. While the citadel normally shuts out visitors, you are granted access to the citadel’s upper reaches. You gain advantage on ability checks that involve interacting with dwarves from Citadel Adbar, regardless of where you travel.
SA: Ire of the Frost Giants. You either inadvertently or purposefully destroyed a frost giant holy site. Whether or not anyone witnessed the act, word of your “accomplishment” still travels and reaches the frost giant communities throughout the Realms. You gain disadvantage on ability checks that involve interacting with frost giants. Additionally, you gain advantage on ability checks that involve interacting with NPCs that specifically oppose frost giants.

SA: Frontier Friend. If the characters free Burleigh by convincing Scarn Mikel to let him go peacefully, the Blood Riders gain a new respect for the Frontier Scouts. As a result, the riders stop bullying the scouts and they stay out of one another’s way. As long as you possess this story award, you have advantage on Charisma (Intimidation) and (Persuasion) checks made to influence any member of the Frontier Scouts.

Maeve Voidbreaker (Ethan McDaniel), a family acquaintance, officiated the wedding of Oleandra with her life partner Chen Lao. The service was held in Hospice of St. Laupsenn, a temple to Ilmater in the North Ward.
Witnesses were Cefrey Hornraven and Tilly Leanhart.

Purchased 2x greater healing

SA: Indebted to Gwyrdd You've pledged a favor to the young green dragon Gwyddentuliar. He'll likely call it in when you can do something for him.

+Scroll of Greater Restoration

Traded with UTHEMAR WASANATHI, a very loud, braggart and gladiator.

correction for Season 9 ALCC retroactive guidance

Corrections for Season 9 AL Content Catalogue retroactive changes.
also add 3 potions superior healing, 2 scrolls greater restoration

Correction for S9 retroactive WPM guidance

Trekked into the Cormanthyr Forest to release a trapped soul from her binding to the Eventide Abbey in the Starwood.

Certificate from Greg Marks DDAL Admin ExtraLife Campaign. Allows one character with the Death Cleric Domain as published in the Dungeon Master's Guide, Chapter 9

Requested to attend an audience with King Hartkiller in Castle Huntwick in Hartsvale. There, he asks a few adventurers who have aided Hartwick recently to investingate the Steading of the Hill Giant Chief Nosnra. His information says Nosnra was in service to the recently defeated frost giant Jarl Ryndolg and has kept his alliance with the Fire and Frost giants who were vassals to the late Jarl.

To prevent the coalition of Giants from rising up against teh good folk of Hartsvale, he desires us to raid the Chief's steading, kill the chief in his own den, and sieze any wealth or weapons to reduce the hill giants' capability for an organized assault on Stagwick.

Found 11 +1 arrows and a potion of water breathing

****STARTING GOLD (15); Sold Warhammer (7.5), scale (25)

> Backstory / This is Your Life

Me? Both my parents were humans, no clue there was any dormant infernal heritage until I came along.
Mom had a tough time with the labor, so I was born in a Temple. Chauntea, I think they said. They named me Phaedra Hornraven, but I changed my name as an adult, like many tieflings.
The reason I was a surprise is because I’m third of four siblings and the two older kids are regular fair-skinned, raven-haired Iluskan human.

There’s Benedick. (NE) Big brother is a forger in Xanathar’s gang, pretty successful now. He’s a good info source when needed and just incredible with inks or paints. He sends letters along with Aunt Vik’s sometimes & they always have some fun wax seal or a little painted sketch.
After him was Mawra (LN). Stick up her ass & bossy, she works as a jeweler, like Da. Heard she and her kids hit hard times; I sent some money, even though we don’t get along. Benedick tells me she gave it all to the guildhall to pay dues instead of buying food or fixing up her shop. Stupid and stubborn.

My kid sister is a Tiefling too. No wings, but cute horns. Cefrey is a (N) Druid now. Works for the Enclave. Nature stuff, protecting a small farming village & tending to the local forest. We get on fine; she just likes owlbears better.

But yeah. Growing up, Folks in the village didn’t take to us being different. Said we were cursed. Drew Talona’s Tears or the symbol of Asmodeus on our door whenever they got too rowdy at the tavern. Makes an impression on a kid.

After Cefrey came, Ma got real scared. Villagers got nastier. Eventually she abandoned us. Left with the Vistani. Least those were the rumors. Family wouldn’t tell me nothin’. Da? Da was hung for kidnapping, of all things. Kidnapping! Not sure any of it was true. I never heard nobody say they had proof.

Someone in the village sent to Aunt Vik & Uncle Roark. They came and moved us to Waterdeep and cared for us best they could. We were poor, but they managed to keep a small house. He made really beautiful saddlebags for a fancy shop, and we ate every night. Better than a lot of folks.
I always found it easy to make friends, and I loved being around people. Most Waterdhavians didn’t make a big deal about us lookin’ different. There’s lots of weird kids and odd stories in the shadier wards of the ‘deep.

When I was 12 or 13, I was out in the market teaching Cefrey on making deliveries for Uncle Roark. There was a commotion; a kid that was playing on a roof or a balcony or something, but now she was dangling off the edge. Somebody elbowed me and looked at my wings. Listen, I’ve never been the strongest, but I’m not terrible with rope. I tied the kid off and looped the rope through the pulley for a wash line. Let a couple of big laborer types do the drop-him-slow-keep-it-steady thing—belaying is it? Yeah. That.
Anyway, kid was a Shou, named Chen Lao (NG). Plain human, no horns or hooves or nothin’.
Her people have some tradition called “life debt” which is really harsh when you’re 11-and-a-half and you gotta swear your whole life away, but she’s more like my best friend or sister. Anyway, these days she does the cooking and washing and feeds the horses when we travel.

Couple days after the rescue, stories were in the paper and this sculptor comes poking around; says he’s high up in a guild and he’s brought a reward. Has a talk with Vik & Roark. Comes back a month later, shows them some contracts & a small stack of gold Dragons.
Alls the sudden, me, Cefrey, and Chen are moving into a big house cross the city and we’re ‘pprenticed by the guy. Well, turns out Eravel Stonewood is actually an Adventurer, a bona fide Half-elven Wizard. Cuts marble when he’s bored. Brews potions and poisons and changes things with magic when he’s not.
He teaches us loads, but while we all learn lots of reading, and some plants, and place names, none of us really have the knack for learning magic off of books.

It was Eravel that took me to see the Folks. The ones that taught us who our ancestors are. Showed me the making of poisons and the how to triage the sick in an epidemic. That’s where I really learned. Started to figure out— sickness? dying? It’s part of life. Talona has a job. It makes me pretty good at mine. I became a hired henchman for Eravel.

And once Eravel disappeared between jobs, well it’s me and Chen, now that Cefrey split off to play with her owlbears.

Sometimes I get hired to cure a plague. Sometimes just to go count before and after and send a report. Sometimes to keep people alive or to go make sure someone is dead. It’s all part of the cycle.

Bought Breastplate

SA: SEER’s Delivery Service. You successfully delivered the rune tablet into the hands of the Lord’s Alliance for study, much to their gratitude. You gain advantage on ability checks that involve interacting with NPC members of the Lord’s Alliance. Additionally, you gain disadvantage on ability checks that involve interacting with NPCs that specifically oppose the Lord’s Alliance.
SA: Heroes of Citadel Adbar. Your brave rescue of the Frostbite Platoon has earned you fame and favor within the dwarven citadel. While the citadel normally shuts out visitors, you are granted access to the citadel’s upper reaches. You gain advantage on ability checks that involve interacting with dwarves from Citadel Adbar, regardless of where you travel.
SA: Ire of the Frost Giants. You either inadvertently or purposefully destroyed a frost giant holy site. Whether or not anyone witnessed the act, word of your “accomplishment” still travels and reaches the frost giant communities throughout the Realms. You gain disadvantage on ability checks that involve interacting with frost giants. Additionally, you gain advantage on ability checks that involve interacting with NPCs that specifically oppose frost giants.

SA: Frontier Friend. If the characters free Burleigh by convincing Scarn Mikel to let him go peacefully, the Blood Riders gain a new respect for the Frontier Scouts. As a result, the riders stop bullying the scouts and they stay out of one another’s way. As long as you possess this story award, you have advantage on Charisma (Intimidation) and (Persuasion) checks made to influence any member of the Frontier Scouts.

Maeve Voidbreaker (Ethan McDaniel), a family acquaintance, officiated the wedding of Oleandra with her life partner Chen Lao. The service was held in Hospice of St. Laupsenn, a temple to Ilmater in the North Ward.
Witnesses were Cefrey Hornraven and Tilly Leanhart.

Purchased 2x greater healing

SA: Indebted to Gwyrdd You've pledged a favor to the young green dragon Gwyddentuliar. He'll likely call it in when you can do something for him.

+Scroll of Greater Restoration

Traded with UTHEMAR WASANATHI, a very loud, braggart and gladiator.

correction for Season 9 ALCC retroactive guidance

Corrections for Season 9 AL Content Catalogue retroactive changes.
also add 3 potions superior healing, 2 scrolls greater restoration

Correction for S9 retroactive WPM guidance

Trekked into the Cormanthyr Forest to release a trapped soul from her binding to the Eventide Abbey in the Starwood.

Certificate from Greg Marks DDAL Admin ExtraLife Campaign. Allows one character with the Death Cleric Domain as published in the Dungeon Master's Guide, Chapter 9

Requested to attend an audience with King Hartkiller in Castle Huntwick in Hartsvale. There, he asks a few adventurers who have aided Hartwick recently to investingate the Steading of the Hill Giant Chief Nosnra. His information says Nosnra was in service to the recently defeated frost giant Jarl Ryndolg and has kept his alliance with the Fire and Frost giants who were vassals to the late Jarl.

To prevent the coalition of Giants from rising up against teh good folk of Hartsvale, he desires us to raid the Chief's steading, kill the chief in his own den, and sieze any wealth or weapons to reduce the hill giants' capability for an organized assault on Stagwick.

Found 11 +1 arrows and a potion of water breathing